The new Mitsubishi commercial and education projector is a great candidate for a pub. It’s quiet, bright and only weights about 21lb. I would consider it rather light for a commercial size projector. The native full 1080P projector uses 3x 1.1-inch LCD durable inorganic panels and can pump out 4000 lumens with estimated lamp life up to 4000 hours. The beam is capable of throwing 60-inch to 250-inch of HD pictures.
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Archive for September, 2008
Mitsubishi FL6900U projector is great for pub and commercial use
Hitachi revealed 15mm thin 37-inch LCD at CEATEC 2008
At CEATEC 2008, Hitachi demonstrated an Alpha IPS 32-inch WXGA LCD panel with 19mm at its thinnest part. A year later, the company has rolled up a new prototype with thinner profile, bigger screen at Full HD resolution. As reported last week, the new 37-inch IPS LCD panel has 15mm at its thinnest part. It also features an RGB backlit LCD panel with Full HD resolution of 1920x1080.
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Samsung VM-MX25E video camera uses H.264 codec
If you like to film a lot of impromptu video or simply want a recording solution for traveling and what not, the Samsung VM-MX25E digital media camcorder has the H.264 codec, making uploading videos straight to YouTube incredibly easy.
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Bioshock Big Daddy costume is perfect for Halloween
Oh, there's nothing like what's produced when people have too much time on their hands. Take this Big Daddy costume based on the bulky characters from the Bioshock video game. On the one hand, it's nerdy but on the other, completely awesome!
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Nissan BR23C robot can avoid accidents
Nissan wants to cut the rate of accidents by 50% by the year 2015. And in order to do that, they have developed an accident-avoiding robot called the BR23C, which stands for Biomimetic Car Robot Drive. And the company's inspiration for the bots? Bees.
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Teddy Bear Lamp is a headless wonder
Okay, so I need to speak up about something. Why oh why have there been so many abuses of the teddy bear lately? Headless teddy bear flash drives and now this lamp? What is the world coming to!
But in all seriousness, the Teddy Bear Lamp is just like any other light fixture. It features a shade made from black fabric that sits on a teddy bear's body. He's soft and fuzzy but missing his head!
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Falcon Radio Controlled Helicopter provides ammo
We've been covering a lot of these radio-controlled helicopters lately, but this Falcon model is rather interesting. In fact, it offers more functionality than just flying around.
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Could a foldable, dual-screen netbook be in Apple’s future?
Because of Apple's elusive nature, they tend to draw a lot of speculation about what their future product plans are. And however unlikely they are to be realized, they're interesting, nonetheless. Like the "Brick" Leander Kahney, a Wired Editor is fixated on.
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Slim Trim Razor keeps your sideburns spiffy
We've all done silly things to save money. Many guys try to groom their own sideburns and the results can be disastrous and obvious. No one wants that lopsided look, so to avoid such grooming errors, there's the Slim Trim Razor.
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Sega Toys’ Handheld Aquarium is a fun diversion
Who doesn't like a little bit of useless tech once in awhile? That's exactly what the Handheld Aquarium from Sega Toys offers users in its Wiimote-crossed-with-iPod form.
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Synaptics add new Gestures to touchpad capabilities
Synaptics - who, if you look in your laptop's Device Manager or equivalent, you might find make your touchpad - have announced two new gestures that their hardware supports. ChiralRotate and Two-Finger Flick will be particularly useful in photo viewing and editing apps, lending themselves naturally to - in the case of the former - rotating images, and - in the latter - moving between images.
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T-Mobile G1 hands-on with ShopSavvy: Award-Winning Android App
Android Community got to spend some more hands-on time with the T-Mobile G1 this evening, at a special developers event held in Dallas. Big In Japan – the company behind Google Application Challenge award winning app ShopSavvy – were there, demonstrating the software in action on a G1. Fully operational, we were able to scan a barcode (in this case, a Logitech webcam) and compare prices both at local stores and online.
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